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Career Opportunities in the Tillage Industry
There are many different career paths people can take within the tillage industry, from tillage farming to all the way to becoming the CEO of large businesses. \xa0
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Barry Larkin, CEO of Acorn, joins Michael Hennessy on this week\u2019s Tillage Edge podcast to chat about his career to date and the varied journey he took to his current role.
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Barry started his education in UCD and then spent some time as an agronomist in Australia before returning to Ireland. \xa0
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Barry says that having crops\u2019 knowledge as part of your education gives any person a passport to travel and work across the world as crops are the major enterprise in almost all countries across the globe. \xa0
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For more episodes and information from the Tillage Edge podcast go to:
https://www.teagasc.ie/crops/crops/the-tillage-edge-podcast/
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